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joining me now is anthony mitchell assistant, miranda mitchell, along with the attorney for the mitchellhank you very much for being here. we are sorry that you're going through all of this miranda. miranda can you just tell us what did the sheriff's office and the jail originally tell you about what happened to your brother? >> they, honestly didn't give a lot of information to our family. one of the officers, i believe t.j. armstrong called my cousin. not even my mother. and told her to go to the hospital. because his organs were shutting down and so, when my mother arrived there, she was told he looked a little off this morning. and we thought that he needed some fluids. and by the time she arrived he was pretty much gone. >> miranda i am sorry i'm sorry how hard this is for you and the hold family. how do you seen that video before that we just played? >> i had and it does not get easier each time that i've seen it. even though i have watched it several times trying to reason as to why someone would do that. it doesn't make any sense. it just does not make any sense why any human bei

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he made it to sports center, mitchell says.esn't look like your average baller and he embraces some of the names. fans gave him a kilo meal. steve mashed potatoes tracy mcgrady. larry big bird stuff curry. you know, filet thompson. they just went on forever and ever takes no offense. he eventually landed on neighborhood buckets and started his own merch line. we wanted to see his skills in person, so he met me for a little one on one. mitchell true to the videos handles and the stroke me well. i'll stick to the titles reporter has been soccer player closer, mitchell says. it's fun to see his videos go viral, but there's a bigger, more important message to what he's doing. he says. his goal is to inspire everyone, no matter what you look like, or what you're afraid of to be true to who you are, really, if you could just get rid of all that, just go out and be the best version of you. people are going to be able to look past any any flaws you think you might have and just enjoy you for who you are. in case of any of you are wonde

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president biden completing his trip overseas today following his dramatic surprise visit to kyiv on monday, a speech in warsaw yesterday, confronting vladimir putin. today, meeting with the bucharest nine, nine leaders of the eastern european nations who have stood strongly against russian aggression. >> today as we approach the one-year anniversary of russia's further invasion, it is more important we continue to stand together. as nato's eastern flank, you are the front lines of our collective defense. you know better than anyone what's at stake in this conflict. >> joining me now, nbc chief white house correspondent kristin welker in warsaw and richard engel in eastern ukraine. the big headline today is the quick response that the president gave the press pool on putin's suspended russia involvement in s.t.a.r.t. for those who may not have picked it up, it was quick and off mike. bring us up to date. >> reporter: that's right, andrea. this is the first time we are getting president

elizabeth testified at mitchell's trial. he's currently serving a life sentence.ars and has since been released. in the 20 years since her rescue, she's become an activist, launching the elizabeth smart foundation with her father. >> you are stronger than you think you are, and you have the right to defend yourselves. >> reporter: there's one program she says she's particularly proud of. >> smart defense. which is a trauma-informed self-defense program which has just been incredible. it's the combination of brazilian jujitsu, muay thai -- >> reporter: teaching people to defend yourself, advice she gives her daughter. >> yes, you can defend yourself. yes, scream. yes, bite anyone who tries to touch you. please take care of yourself. >> when you look back, it's been 20 years. what lessons do you think we can all learn? >> i don't think that if you took all the media attention, any other survivor or victim has ever gotten, it would match the amount of attention my story got. and i feel heartbroken about that. because every missing child deserves to be found. >> our t

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we continue to follow the breaking news, terrible news from michigan state university in east lansing. another deadly mass shooting leaving three dead, five injured, tens of thousands of students and faculty reeling from another act of senseless gun violence. the suspected gunman, 43-year-old anthony mcrae died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after a brief manhunt. there were two separate shooting incidents, one at berkeley hall and another at the student union. both were open to the public. local authorities say the alleged gunman had no affiliation with the college but all three deceased victims were students, as are the five individuals in hospital care. the university has canceled all athletic events for the next few days as the campus and community struggles with its grief. president biden has spoken with michigan's governor and pledged all support of any federal law enforcement needed along with the fbi agents on the scene. >> we are all broken by an all too familiar feeling

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington.the 2024 campaign is right around the corner it seems with president biden arriving in battleground florida at this hour to tout his support for social security and medicare. republican governors and senators have put the stake firmly in the gop column for more than a decade. but the president's trip today is sending a message, he wants to put the sunshine state in play. joining me now mike memoli in tampa. pbs anchor, and former congressman david jolie. and politico white house editor sam stein. so mike memoli, what is the president hoping to accomplish? i think it's pretty clear, florida, social security, medicare, the lightning rod of politics. who is going to be on the tarmac when he lands in a few minutes will ron desantis be there and rick scott -- well, not rick scott, he's in session. >> reporter: this is all about florida men. we see rick scott explicitly part of the conversation. every seat has one of the pamphlets waiting for them when the president arrives, that's rick scot

i'm andrea mitchell in washington.sident biden arrives in the key swing state of wisconsin today to capitalize on what has been widely viewed as his most energetic speech. stressing economic themes. he reached out to the new republican speaker, calling for bipartisanship, despite the newly divided congress. >> i think the people sent us a clear message. fighting for the sake of fighting, power for the sake of power, conflict for the sake of conflict gets us nowhere. that's always been my vision of our country. i know it is many of yours. to restore the soul of the nation, rebuild the backbone of america, america's middle class, and to unite the country. we have been sent here to finish the job, in my view. >> joining me now, mike memoli in wisconsin, garrett haake, yamiche alcindor and former north dakota democratic senator heidi hydecamp. i think mike memoli is not with us. mike, are you there? sorry about that. go ahead. >> reporter: i'm here, andrea. >> sorry. i knew we were both scrambling today. the president will

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we've got a somewhat apology from andrea mitchell. stuart: economists say they're quitting the u.s.ings. what's the problem? ashley: well, they say the ranks formula discourages them from admitting promising graduates of less prestigious colleges that haven't performed as well on tests with applicants from other schools and penalized in the rankings when the graduates chose careers in public service over more lucrative options. harvard was one of a dozen medical schools and more than 40 law schools ranked by u.s. news that have said they are no longer going to provide information to the outlet, which has ranked colleges and graduate programs since 1983 and the rankings exodus isn't just making it harder for consumers now to find reliable information about potential college options. critics say that information at higher education institutions provide about themselves to the public things like costs, graduate placement rates, et cetera, has historically been and in many cases still is not accurate. but they say regulators have been slow to crack down. stuart: all right, ash, thanks a

with that i have the honor of introducing harold mitchell. has become a warrior for us in san francisco and here friendship house is a member of the white house environmental justice council advisory council. the president and ceo of the re genesis institute. an organization of experts. better helping city and state leaders across the country understand president biden's justice 40 initiative. something you hear more about from him and a few seconds harold. he's modest, but he's somewhat of a legend in the environmental advocacy world. we're after founding the re genesis institute in 1997. let there the ark ark, right and forest park communities that were contaminated contaminated by waste. chemical sites. and with an e p a grant of 20,000. he leveraged that into $3300 million worth of community investment. creating 500 new, affordable housing units, several community health centers. job training and employment programs. a new retail development. state of the art community center. in south carolina. the community problem solving model that ha

i am andrea mitchell in washington. this is the big day. we begin final preparations for the president's second state of the union, and the call for bipartisanship will come with a different backdrop. instead of nancy pelosi sitting behind him next to vice president harris, it will be house speaker, kevin mccarthy. a reminder of the tense challenges the president faces. mike, you have been covering the president longer than anybody. what about the final preparations. what is happening in the white house? what are you learning about how the speech is coming together? >> in i learned a thing or two covering president biden over the years, one of those is that this speech is going to be tweaked and refined up right until he goes to give the speech. it's an accomplishment against the backdrop that a lot of pain the americans feel in the economy and the after-effects of the covid-19 pandemic. that's why the aides tell me while there will be new items, the theme will be much one of joe biden over the years. optimism about this country's future, a

andrew mitchell, thank you for coming on this morning.e have to be fair to all parties and fair to richard sharp to let this play out. it doesn't seem like the government wants to touch this with a barge poll at the moment, what do you think? ~ poll at the moment, what do you think? . ., poll at the moment, what do you think? t . . ., poll at the moment, what do you think? . . ., ,, ., , poll at the moment, what do you think? . . ., ,, ., think? we gave richard sharp an opportunity _ think? we gave richard sharp an opportunity to — think? we gave richard sharp an opportunity to say _ think? we gave richard sharp an opportunity to say he _ think? we gave richard sharp an opportunity to say he had - think? we gave richard sharp an opportunity to say he had got - think? we gave richard sharp an opportunity to say he had got it i opportunity to say he had got it wrong, he refused to do so. i'm afraid andrew mitchell is entirely wrong and you are correct, it is nothing to do with the bbc. the bbc can't force him out, the bbc didn't appoint him

i want to talk to you right now about andrea mitchell. stuart: please.t me out of this. susan: okay. remember on msnbc you had andrea mitchell, she was interviewing vp kamala harris last week, and she asked the question what does ron desantis know about black history when he says that slavery9 and the aftermath of slavery should not be taught in florida to school children? well, desantis the' group says that's not exactly the right framing and not accurate of what he said. actually, desantis, he's not opposed to even thing of the fact of slavery in schools, but he has opposed the teachings that use some specific authors and source earlies to which andrea mitchell -- materials to which andrea mitchell did say this. >> in my interview last friday with vice president harris, i was imprecise in summarizing governor desantis the' position about teaching slavery in schools. governor desantis is not opposed to teaching the fact of slavery in schools, but he has opposed the teaching of an african-american studies curriculum as well as the use of some authors and

>>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," breaking news involving mike pence. the former vice president allowing fbi agents to search his indiana home, less than a month after he discovered documents marked classified at that residence and one day after the former vice president was subpoenaed by special council jack smith in the investigation into former president trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. >>> this hour, rick scott's bad week gets worse with republican leader mitch mcconnell slamming the florida senator's entitlement proposal that gave president biden all that political ammunition at the state of the union. >>> miracles within the rubble. more survivors, including children, rescued four days after that 7.8 earthquake, as the numbers continue to skyrocket, 22,000 dead, more than 75,000 injured and millions left grieving over family members lost and decimated communities. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm ryan nobles in washington. andrea is on assignment. as we follow breaking news from indiana, where fbi agents are searchin

>>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in munich for a global security conference. for the first time this year, the germans have not invited russia because of vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine. we begin with my exclusive interview here today with vice president kamala harris. whether the u.s. with a divided congress will support ukraine for as long as it takes. we also talked about the 2024 campaign. starting with beijing's reaction today to president biden's speech about the shoot-down of china's spy balloon and whether the white house and president xi can reset their relationship. the president said that the three other objects were not a threat to the u.s. so why shoot them down? >> well, as the president said, we have approached this with the first priority being the safety of the american people, including civil aviation. so for those three as the president said, that was a big concern. the president's speech last night also made clear that after the chinese balloon incident, as it has been come to known, we wanted to sharpen the rules that apply to these t

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. breaking news of another extraordinary development in the classified document saga. the fbi conducting a planned and consensual search on president biden's beach home in delaware this morning. the president consenting, aware and cooperating with his third fbi search of his homes and former private office for missing classified documents according to his attorney. in contrast the mar-a-lago. the mar-a-lago search was conducted after a judge signed a warrant because donald trump had defied a subpoena. joining me now, kristin welker and joyce vance. what prompted this search of the biden home? you have been all over this story. do you know what they are looking for? >> reporter: we don't yet know what they are specifically looking for. we do know that this fits into, as you just laid out, the fact the fbi has searched president biden's think tank here in washington. that search happened in mid november as well as his wilmington, delaware, home where they did recover classified documents.

jose. >> andrea mitchell in munich, thank you. there will be more of that interview with u.s. secretary of state antony blinken when he's one of the guests tomorrow on "meet the press. >>> and now to china and our first look at what u.s. officials say is the launch site of that spy balloon u.s. forces shot down off south carolina earlier this month it's a military zone on a tropical island off china's southern coast. janis mackey fraye traveled there. >> reporter: tonight with tensions high between the u.s. and china, an inside look at china's fleet of high-altitude balloons satellite images from labs showing the launch site where an extensive balloon program is said to be based here on an island in the south china sea. we found the launch site it's marked with a big sign sayin military zone. u.s. officials say they know this is where the chinese balloon took off and made its way across the pacific. the u.s. believes a fleet of chinese airships and balloons has flown over dozens of countries, conducting surveillance from near space. china says the u.s. shot down a weather ball

mitchell. you are now recognized for five minutes to present your oral testimony. >> thank you, chairwoman waters, ranking member mchenry. thank you for inviting me to testify today. my name is michael mitchell. i'm the director of policy and research the -- my testimony today will focus on three key points. first, the federal reserve's actions to combat inflation are driving rents up as higher interest rates increasingly price people out of the home buying market and for the crowd the rental market. they are also exacerbating the long-standing housing crisis by dampening sorely needed investment in new construction. second, the federalists serves aggressive interest rate ickes risk undermining a strong labor market and pushing our economy toward a recession. these actions are coming at great cost to workers and families across the country, particularly the most vulnerable. third, policy makers have the tools at their disposal to build a more resilient and equitable housing sector. to my first

you are watching "andrea mitchell reports." this is msnbc. mitchell reports." this is msnbc. hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. being a veteran, the transition from the military into civilian life causes a lot of stress. i ate a lot for stress. golo and release has helped me with managing that stress and allowing me to focus on losing weight. for anyone struggling with weight and stress-related weight gain, i recommend golo to you. this is a real thing. this is not a hoax. you follow the plan, you'll lose weight. >>> new details today about the gunman's criminal past as the michigan state community comes together for a sit-in protest on the steps of the state capital to remember the three students killed on campus monday night. five other students remain hospitalized. for some of their classmates, this is the second mass shooting they have survived. shaq brewster is outside the msu student union and joins us now. the student union is where the second part of the attack took place. talk to me about how the campus is trying to recover. >> reporter: andrea, in the n

at a security conference in munich, andrea mitchell asked the vice president about the impact of thee have in terms of what should be th relationship between china and the united states, that is not going to change, but surely and certainly, that balloon was not helpful, which is why we shot it down >> reporter: the president also directing his team, including the secretary of state, to develop what he is calling sharper rules for handling future unidentified objects. savannah >> kristen, thank you. a programming note you can see andrea's full exclusive interview with vice president harris on "andrea mitchell reports" today at noon on msnbc. >>> anchors and staffers at fox news knew that former president trump's claims about fraud in the 2020 election were false even though to support his position on air, that's according to newly unsealed documents found in a $1.6 billion defamation suit against the network. that suit filed by voting machine maker dominion, the documents show internal communications between hosts, executives and other staff were revealing they knew trump's claims we

what do we know about how anthony mitchell died? >> reporter: it is disturbing.s. district court in alabama anthony don mitchell or tony as his friends called him is a 33-year-old man and froze to death while incarcerated at walker county jail in alabama. an employee actually leaked security footage of the events leading up to his death. the videos are described in the lawsuit and they reportedly show him dragged across the floor and being tased while naked on the floor by a group of officers and the lawsuit alleges he was put in an isolation cell with a drain and no toilet and no bed. it shows officers laughing at an unresponsive mitchell and alleges he was then left in the jail freezer in a restraint chair and then died of hypothermia. it is important to note that an autopsy has not yet been released but of course the details have people protesting and asking, what exactly happened? >> we'll be waiting for the autopsy for sure. in the meantime have we heard anything from law enforcement about this death? >> reporter: the da is not commenting at this time and th

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we go directly to the pentagon and the briefing on the china spy balloon. >> because we do not have internet or phone capability in this area of the pentagon for a variety of reasons, our normal call-in options will not be available. for those who have had to call in, we apologize for the inconvenience. however, we will aim to get our briefing transcripts and the audio up as quickly as possible. we will aim to answer your questions through our dod press desk when you send them to us. moving forward, we will look at ways to improve our briefing operations and the facilitation and expect that our regular press briefings will resume in the press briefing room in middle to late may. again, we appreciate your patience and flexibility and extend our thanks to the department of the air force for allowing us to use airman's hall as our temporary briefing home. secretary austin returned yesterday from a very productive series of meetings in the republic of korea and philippines. the secretary

andrea mitchell picks it up. >>> and high alert, the growing mystery after the u.s. shot down three more flying objects this weekend as the white house denies china's claims that the u.s. flew balloons into their air space ten times last year. >> not true. not doing it. just absolutely not true. we are not flying balloons over china. >>> senate intelligence and armed securities member kristen gillibrand is joining me. and a judge has ordered portions of the special grand jury report to be made public, what it could tell us about the d.a.'s case about donald trump's interference in the 2020 election. >>> and a 13-year-old boy and a woman pulled from the rubble a full week after turkey's devastating earthquake. but hope for others is quickly fairing as the death toll now tops 35,000 people. >>> u.s. ambassador to the u.n. will be here to talk about the recovery efforts getting food to syria and of course ukraine and china. >>> and kansas city super champs from controversial calls to the halftime show, and the 27-year-old mvp, biggest plays from the spectacular match-up

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we mitchell this we asked andrew mitchell this morning, very happy morning, he said not very happy inle that i'm doing and in the role that i'm doing and in fact, we've got a clip now of grant being asked the grant shapps being asked the exact camilla exact same question by camilla tominey actually, he tominey on sunday. actually, he was boris johnson, was talking about boris johnson, who wants who he doesn't think wants the job, admitted he's not job, but also admitted he's not keen. let's have a listen in. our priorities are the people's priorities. getting priorities. you know, getting growth economy having growth into the economy, having inflation, actually being able to reduce debt over the longer run. cutting the nhs . waiting run. cutting the nhs. waiting lists. stopping the small boats. these are the things people care about only conservatives about and only the conservatives are going to deliver that. so chairman will be there . i chairman will be out there. i see him across the country selling that message and that is the job of a as a policy chairman as well as organising t

mitchell. i will ask you to be real brief. i want to hear from other witnesses. what, specifically, can the congress of the united states to address the supply -- let me say as well, like tech, i get it, i work with lihtc, there is bipartisan support for increasing lihtc, 2 million units, that's good stuff. from tax subsidies, what else can congress do to rapidly allow for the construction of some 4 million units in this country? >> absolutely, congressman. one of the most important things congress can do is to continue to make large public investments. things that have been targeting in build back better, specifically. billions of dollars for the housing trust fund. resources to renovate stop already available and make sure it's quality and affordable, that would go a long way. >> any programs they are that you see is particularly effective? >> i would lift up, i think, really making sure the national fund would be really critical. >> thank, you i appreciate that. let me go to doctor zandi on

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lester >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> new signs president biden may be getting close to running forelection. he was in battleground florida where he was also pressed by telemundo about skepticism he's facing >> 37% of democrats believe that you shouldn't run again. >> not true. that's what the polls say. >> that is what the polls say. how doou win democrats again? many of them are concerned about your age. >> that's not what i hear look, do you know any polling that's accurate these days? >> the president says he hasn't made a final decision on running again. >>> we're keeping a close eye on the weather tonight, especially wind alerts for about 42 million people in the midwest, ohio valley, and great lakes. damage already done in evansville, indiana. gusts could reach 60 miles per hour in some places tonight >>> today, a top southwest airlines executive told congress the company messed up during its holiday meltdown that left almost 17,000 flights canceled and said they're working to make things right here's garrett haake >> reporter: southwest airlines in the congressional hot seat

tom. >> andrea mitchell for us. andrea, thank you for that. >>> back here at home to a case involving cable news commentators their remarks may have influenced how millions of americans perceived the results of the 2020 presidential election. but tonight there's new focus on what some of fox news' biggest names were saying about it off camera. kelly o'donnell has that story >> reporter: tonight, new revelations about the once private opinions of powerful figures at fox news who rejected and ridiculed false claims made by then president trump and his allies about a stolen election but continued to promote those election lies to their cable news audience. >> after allegations that their machines caused thousands of votes in one michigan county to be switched from donald trump to joe biden. >> reporter: but in court filings today and thursday, internal conversations, texts and testimony show that some of fox's biggest names knew the claims were bogus. part of a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit brought by dominion voting

and so to be able to do this for these 75 children is an honor >> reporter: andrea mitchell, nbc newshicago. >>> next, why so many are furious about changes to roald dahl's classic books like "charlie and the chocolate factory. ♪ >>> a star from one of tv's longest running shows has died richard belzer played officer john munch for more than 20 years on the "law & order" franchise. earlier he made his name as a comedian belzer died at home this morning of unknown causes he was 78 years old. >>> and now to a story that has a lot of people talking the publisher for a children's author is roald dahl is changing some words in his classics like "charlie and the chocolate factory" and "matilda," a move to be more inclusive but sparking controversy with generations of fans. emilie ikeda reports >> reporter: roald dahl penned countless children's classics transporting readers to other worlds, inspiring movies and musicals but the versions pulled from library shelves today may not be as dahl wrote them. britain's "telegraph" detailed hundreds of word changes across his works made by his publis

andrea mitchell now with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, the head of u.s. northern command says the ten-square-mile debris field from the chinese surveillance balloon has been narrowed to less than a square mile. the coast guard setting up a security zone around the crash site with the military saying the balloon was 200 feet tall with a payload weighing more than 2,000 pounds. the president taking a hard line against china, which today escalated its attacks, saying it reserved the right to retaliate against the u.s. >> we've made it clear to china what we're going to do. they understand our position we're not going to back off we did the right thing. >> reporter: the goal now, analyze the wreckage to determine what information china was able to learn and whether it was using new technology >> we were also able to ensure the protection of any sensitive information that the balloon would not be able to collect against us because we knew exactly where it was going before it got there. >> reporter: two senior administration officials tell nbc news u2 spy plane

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and the world's only other superpower, lester. >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> a terrifying scene today in the suburb of montreal where a city bus rammed into a day care facility killing two children and injuring six others. police arrested the driver and said he was charged with reckless driving and homicide authorities are investigating why he drove the bus into the building >>> in the south millions are in the path of dangerous weather tonight. severe thunderstorm and tornado watches are in effect with some areas starting to see heavy rain and spot flooding. al roker is tracking it all al, what are we looking out for tonight? >> lester, we are looking at a very volatile situation right now. tornado watches in effect for the lower mississippi river valley and into the mid-mississippi river valley till 11:00 tonight. we've got sporadic tornado warnings popping up 10 million at risk for severe weather with damaging winds and tornadoes. this area in red, this is where we could see ef-2 or stronger tornadoes overnight, nocturnal, twice as deadly, plus, from buffalo all the way down

lester >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> we're tracking two major storms tonight. heavy rain and high wind from minnesot to louisiana will move east with snow in the northern plains and upper midwest. a second storm will hit the southwest, the rockies and central plains with possible heavy snow while strong thunderstorms are likely from the great lakes to the gulf coast >>> former south carolina governor nikki haley announced today that she is running for president, becoming the first republican to challenge former president trump. ali vitali has the story. >> reporter: nikki haley making it official >> i'm running for president. >> reporter: in a video, the former south carolina governor touting her roots in the state. >> i was born and raised in south carolina so i have seen the very best of our country. >> reporter: a first generation american story -- >> i was the proud daughter of indian immigrants. >> reporter: and while not naming her competition, taking what seemed like digs at former president trump. >> it's time for a new generation of leadership i don't

in an nbc news exclusive, vice president harris telling andrea mitchell while the u.s./china relationship has not fundamentally changed -- >> surely and certainly that balloon was not helpful. >> reporter: the vice president saying the u.s. had to shoot it down. >> because we were confident that it was used by china to spy on the american people. >> reporter: it comes one day after president biden told nbc's peter alexander in another exclusive that, quote, i think the last thing that chinese president x xi jinping wants is to fundamentally rip the relationship with the united states and with me. meanwhile, ukraine's president volodymr zelenskyy urging allies at the munich conference to speed up military support ahead of russian president vladimir putin's expected spring offensive. >> he can still destroy many lives. many. that is why we need to hurry run u up. >> reporter: amid concerns over house republicans commitment to ukraine security spending, gop senator lindsey graham in munich offering this assurance. >> i am a republican. i promise you there will be bipartisa

mitchell said that noun apology said her long was imprecise, it is a lie.have been an apology. and they didn't. they don't want to be they are trying to confuse voters and individuals. >> watch what happens. >> ask you, what does governor ron desantis not know about black history and the black experience when he says that slavery and the aftermath of slavery should not be taught to florida schoolchildren. >> maya ma m my. >> my interview with kamala harris. governor desantis is not opposed to teaching fact of slavery but he has oppose teaching of 1 african-american study curriculum. makes all but impossible for students to understand the broader historic and political context. >> is mitchell still imprecise. we know florida history guidelines require all public schools teach slavery and racism. desantis is talking about critical race theory. he calls it state sanction racism that teaches kids to hate each other, we need to get back to basic of history, and ready and math, mitcmitchell did not say that. >> strange she left out a huge part of truth for people

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